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Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 8, 2010

College coaches across 31 NCAA sports are engaging at record levels with beRecruited.com, the largest online network that connects student athletes with college coaches. In the recently completed quarter, beRecruited added more than 2,000 new college coaches, reaffirming its place as the nation?s no. 1 networking destination for high school student-athletes seeking college recruitment. Now the popular college recruiting site features more than 14,000 active college coaches logging in to the service, which is a 40 percent increase year to year.

?I love the site,? said Jay Osborne, a football coach for the University of St. Mary in Leavenworth, Kan.

?beRecruited has a huge advantage on anyone trying to get players to the next level. The site is easy, fast and user-friendly.?

beRecruited enables college coaches to create a free profile and actively recruit high school student-athletes in a cost-efficient and effective way. College coaches can view student profiles, reviewing the athletic and academic statistics, which fit with their expectations and programs and then connect with the athletes. Coaches are alerted via e-mail when an athlete fits their parameters.

?We have the best platform available for our coaches, and we are constantly working to improve and enhance our product,? said Jeff Cravens, president of beRecruited. ?We provide a one-stop shop for coaches to get an instant snapshot of athletes representing more than 20,000 different U.S. high schools and 180,000 different high school teams.?

By creating a beRecruited profile, high school athletes can instantly connect with registered college coaches and increase their chances of getting recruited. Athletes can update their profiles with recent statistics, videos and photos while researching the programs that offer both their sport and their areas of academic interests through the colleges section.

The sports that saw the most coaches log in to the service in the third quarter were:

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Columbus, OH (PRWEB) October 15, 2009

Brand Thunder LLC (http://www.brandthunder.com), the custom browser specialists, announced today the launch of two browser Booms! designed to bring the campus life to the Internet browser. COED Media Group’s COED Magazine and College Candy both offer irreverent and vital information for daily college life but from different sets of eyes – his and hers. Starting today, fans of the sites can personalize their Internet browser with the vibrancy of each site at http://coedmagazine.com/browser/ or http://collegecandy.com/browser/.

From distinctive looks to the latest videos and Tweets in the sidebars, each Boom! packs a lot into a redefined browser experience. The built-in feed reader will keep users up-to-speed on the latest news and features appearing on the sites. Plus, the toolbar buttons get users back to the most popular areas of COEDMagazine.com and CollegeCandy.com fast.

“COED Media Group captures the fun of the college lifestyle and puts it into our websites everyday,” said Robert Bardunias, President of CMG LLC. “Now, we’ve taken the best and hottest and put it into Brand Thunder Booms! so our fans enjoy it regardless of the site they are on.”

“COED Magazine and College Candy are ideal sites to offer a custom browser experience,” said Patrick Murphy, founder and CEO of Brand Thunder. “The content is highly visual and headlines are enticing, so they integrate well into the browser and also act as an irresistible invitation to click back to the sites.”

Brand Thunder’s browser Booms! are free, lightweight active customizations that can include themes, toolbars, sidebars and other content or functionality. Users can switch real-time between any installed Booms!.

About Brand Thunder:

Formed in April 2007, Brand Thunder creates custom-browser experiences. Brands enjoy a more persistent connection to their Internet consumer through the custom browser Boom!, which increases website visits and revenue. Through a software installation, end users change the look and feel of their Internet browser into an immersive experience from their favorite sports team, entertainment franchise or Internet site. The custom browser Booms! feature official logos, colors, content and functionality, but can also extend capabilities including video, music players or other Internet widgets. Current business partners and clients include the Huffington Post, Major League Soccer, NASCAR, NBA, NCAA, NFL, NHL, Universal Music and Yahoo!. Samples found at http://brandthunder.com/gallery/.

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Austin, TX (PRWEB) September 19, 2007 -

Several weeks into the 2007 college football season and a glance at the hottest college football tickets reveals which teams are on the rise and which are falling. The Top 25 List began posting ticket prices a few weeks before opening games. Comparing current ticket demand to prices posted weeks ago, this week’s Top 25 List exposes which game tickets have had the greatest changes in price over the past month, which games are fans wishing they had purchased a month ago and which games are fans wishing they had waited to buy.

“The hottest tickets are LSU and USC right now,” says Rafael Rivas, Vice President of Sales for TicketCity.com. “Bama is close behind them, but the demand for LSU games and USC games is really heating up. Florida is in there too, particularly for their game against LSU.”

The average ticket price on the LSU versus Florida game is currently at $ 723.00 per ticket. That is just slightly down from its peak last week at $ 772.00, but up 70% from its price on August 10th. Then, the average price for LSU/Florida was only $ 426.00 per ticket. For USC, both their Pac 10 rivalry games against UCLA and Cal have crept up 20% over the past month. The average price on the USC/UCLA is currently $ 518.00 per ticket up from $ 440.00 and Cal is at $ 405.00 per ticket, up from $ 328.00.

So what is driving these prices up so fast? And when is the best time to buy tickets for the big game?

Rivas says, “It’s a supply and demand business. When the top teams are winning, people want to get out to see them play. And when you put two top teams together, it can send the demand through the roof like we’re seeing with LSU/Florida. That game could help decide who is going to play in the National Championship, so people want to be there (Tiger Stadium) to see it live.”

Randy Cohen, CEO of TicketCity.com, advises, “There isn’t an exact science to knowing the precise best time to buy tickets for a hot game. When teams are winning big, it can send the prices higher. But that isn’t always the case, and there other factors involved that can influence the price of a ticket.”

The principle factor is the demand from the fans, which can be adversely affected not just by losses, but by poor performance on the field. Explains Cohen, “If a team continues to squeak out games they should be winning easily; sometimes the fans unhappiness causes them not to turn out as strong for future games.” And conversely, if an underdog wins some games against higher ranked opponents, it can raise the bar on their future match ups.

Other factors that can have an affect on the price of tickets are the size of the stadium, the number of tickets available on the market, the weather forecast for game day, the date and time of the game. “More people turn out for a game when the sun is shining and temperature is perfect,” says Rivas. Those ‘perfect Fall Saturdays’ make the experience at a game just that much better.”

But with some games peaking in price, some others have dropped significantly over the past month. The price of the Notre Dame versus USC game in South Bend has steadily declined over the past month. On August 10th the average ticket price was $ 950.00 per ticket, and today it is at $ 527.00 per ticket. Similarly the price of the Notre Dame versus Boston College game has dipped from $ 661.00 per ticket, a month ago, to just $ 297.00 per ticket today.

Even the prices for the huge rivalry game between Ohio State and Michigan are down significantly. In early August the price per ticket hovered near $ 1000.00 per ticket, and today it is half of that price at $ 526.00 per ticket. This is the game that last year was the #1 hottest ticket in college football.

“Notre Dame and Michigan’s early struggles have really dampened the market on their games,” says Rivas. “And Florida State’s loss to Clemson has had a similar affect on them. I still expect the games involving these teams to be big, because they are all big time programs. But the prices definitely won’t come close to where they would have been if the teams were still undefeated.”

“If you’ve never been, this might be the year to finally see that Ohio State/Michigan game,” adds Cohen. Assuming Michigan doesn’t turn it around and run the table in conference.”

TicketCity.com releases this week’s (September 17th) list of the top 25 hottest games of 2007 based on average ticket price. The list was accumulated by compiling a majority of the available tickets on the secondary market throughout the entire country. The secondary market is comprised of over 800 established ticket brokers, and every fan who is listing extra tickets to sell.

Prices will continue to fluctuate throughout the 2007 season and TicketCity.com will continue to update the hottest games list from week-to-week. View the top 25 games list on the TicketCity.com web site at http://www.ticketcity.com/Top-25-Games.html.

Watch your favorite college football teams in action. Browse a large selection of tickets for regular season games, conference championships, and bowl games. Don’t miss out on seeing some of the biggest football events of the season. To purchase tickets, fans should call 1.800.SOLD.OUT or go online to http://www.TicketCity.com.

About TicketCity.com

TicketCity.com sells tickets for all sports, concerts and theatre shows. TicketCity.com specializes in tickets for all college sports and championship events such as the Super Bowl, Kentucky Derby and Masters. Founded in 1990, TicketCity.com is a trusted source for secondary market tickets to events around the World. TicketCity.com partners include Rivals.com, SportsWar.com, CollegeFootballNews.com and TMP Directional Marketing. TicketCity.com was recently named to Inc Magazine’s prestigious Inc 5000 list.

Contact:

Liz Link, Communications Coordinator

http://www.TicketCity.com

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(PRWEB) July 10, 2005

CollegeFootballStars.com recently released the much-anticipated 2005 Player Guide on its website. The Player Guide is available for $ 7.95 and can be accessed online through a subscription purchased at http://www.collegefootballstars.com.

The Player Guide is the only pre-season college football publication dedicated solely to the nation’s most outstanding players, or what the website calls “Stars”. In total, there are 150 Stars profiled in this year’s edition. The Player Guide accounts for the best quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers from all teams competing in Division 1A college football. Each Star is hand-picked after careful analysis by the CollegeFootballStars.com editorial staff.

The Player Guide is widely popular among college football fans of all types. Casual fans, diehards, as well as college fantasy football GM’s all subscribe to the Player Guide.

Included in this season’s Player Guide are Adrian Peterson, Reggie Bush, Matt Leinart, Omar Jacobs, DeAngelo Williams, Vince Young, Chris Leak, Laurence Maroney, Jarrett Hicks, Ted Ginn, and Marshawn Lynch.

About the 2005 Player Guide

Each Player Profile contains an abundance of information and analysis of an individual player. Included in the information are the player’s school, height and weight, their year in school, career statistics (including fantasy-only stats not available anywhere else) as well as each player’s 2005 game schedule. The analysis is made up of three parts – a synopsis of what a player’s statistics say about their performance, what to expect from the player in 2005, and some other useful facts.

It is from these elements that the CollegeFootballStars.com editorial staff then rates each player on a scale of one to Five Stars (Five Stars being the “best of the best”). CollegeFootballStars.com explains in detail why each player qualifies for their given Star Rating. Ratings directly correlate with expected production (yardage totals and touchdowns) in the upcoming season. Biases such as player popularity and playing in major conferences do not factor into a player’s Star Rating.

Among the other valuable features included with a membership to the 2005 Player Guide are CollegeFootballStars.com’s Positional Analysis, an extensive statistical comparison of all players at their position, and position-by-position rankings from top-to-bottom.

About CollegeFootballStars.com

CollegeFootballStars.com is a membership website that publishes both the Player Guide and the Season Pass before each season for college football fans. Both publications are unique because they focus on college football players, not teams. Founded by two life-long college football fans, the website boasts members from all over the world.

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Beverly Hills, CA (PRWEB) May 20, 2006

Peoplebot.net (http://www.Peoplebot.net), a major player in the Free People Finder and Free People Search Industry, allows users to easily and inexpensively find addreses, phone numbers, birthdates, and satellite photos via Peoplebot.net.

?When Bobby Bowden joined the College FootBall Hall of Fame and hit the Top News list of Google News, we asked ourselves, if football fans wanted to congratulate him on this honor, where would they be able to find Bobby online? The answer was PeopleBot. ” says Peoplebot.net President.

I searched for ‘Bobby Bowden’ using PeopleBot and found Bobby Bowden online. I found my favorite football coach online. Now Bobby Bowden’s fans can locate him easily by using PeopleBot.net. They can even find a satellite photo of Bobby’s apartment in Florida.

Readers can find the results at:

http://www.peoplebot.com/PeopleBot/PeopleBot?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&city=&cm=wait&firstName=bobby&middleName=&lastName=bowden&select=FL&btnG=PeopleBot+Search

One of the most important aspects of People Search is to establish find information unlisted information quickly. Peoplebot.net?s new Free People Search gives companies the ability to access over a billion public records.

In addition to free people search, companies can currently obtain a FREE Satellite Photo at Peoplebot.net.

Different from any other Free People Search Service, Peoplebot.net gives searchers a full search result, almost as if they paid for it.

Also, in Peoplebot.net?s People Directory, Service Directory, each company can take full advantage of this ?one stop shop? to find literally everything about a person.

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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) June 17, 2011

LeadsOnline, an online investigations system used by thousands of law enforcement officials across the country to solve crimes, is proud to announce the fourth annual Future Leaders Scholarship award winners.

The LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship aims to support the effort law enforcement officials put forth everyday to bring peace and justice to communities by supporting the educational ambitions of the next generation of leaders. A total of $ 5,000 in college scholarships has been awarded to seven students who created and submitted an original video about the benefits of LeadsOnline to law enforcement agencies and crime victims across America.

?We were really impressed with all of the videos this year. We could tell each applicant really enjoyed creating an original production. The making of the video also helps students better understand the work that law enforcement investigators do every day.? said Dave Finley, CEO of LeadsOnline. ?The Future Leaders Scholarship is just one of the many ways we get to show our appreciation to the investigators who serve our communities.?

Applicants wrote, produced and submitted a one-minute video designed to increase awareness among law enforcement agencies and public officials about the LeadsOnline investigative systems.

LeadsOnline is the nation?s largest online investigative system used by more than 4,000 law enforcement agencies to recover stolen property and solve crimes. Property including jewelry, firearms, sporting equipment, electronics and collectibles with high sentimental value to the owner are all found by detectives using LeadsOnline. Detectives search for the items and suspects using a variety of parameters, including item descriptions and serial numbers. When an item is sold to a reporting business, the product information is entered in the LeadsOnline database and is immediately viewable by participating law enforcement agencies across the country.

Applicants are college-bound high school seniors or current college students in law enforcement families. In order to be eligible for the scholarship, a close family member must use or supervise users of LeadsOnline investigative services in a law enforcement. LeadsOnline investigative services include TotalTrack, SelectSearch, FastFind, Metal Theft Investigations System (MTIS) and LeadsOnlabs MethMonitor.

About the 2011 LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship Award Winners:

College-bound high school seniors

$ 1,000 winner: Megan Marshall | Plain City, Ohio

Megan Marshall is a senior at Fairbanks High School who created a funny and entertaining video titled ?LeadsOnline Man?. In the video, LeadsOnline Man instantly saved the day by locating a stolen IPod. Megan?s video demonstrates the ease to which LeadsOnline helps detectives solve crimes daily. Beginning this fall, Megan will attend Bowling Green University where she will major in international business and business management with minors in Spanish and entrepreneurship. Megan learned about the LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship from her father, Sgt. Mark Marshall of Worthington Police Department. Sgt. Marshall has been in law enforcement for more than 20 years.

$ 1,000 winner: Robin Rinder | Norman, Oklahoma

Robin Rinder titled his LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship video ?Thank goodness for LeadsOnline?. The crime victim in his video was relieved to find out that LeadsOnline could help locate her stolen property. The son of Norman Police Department?s Sgt. Rob Rinder, Robin enjoys baseball, basketball and fishing. He plans to continue his baseball career in college and ultimately follow an entrepreneurial path.

$ 1,000 winner: Ashley Smith | Kokomo, Indiana

Ashley Smith made her LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship video a family project. Enlisting the help of her brother, mom and dad, together they created a video where the police officer (played by her father) stops a burglar in the act, and then explains how LeadsOnline has been helping law enforcement catch crooks and cooks since 2000. Ashley plans to attend Ball State as a pre-med student and then continue on to medical school to become an obstetrician. Her interests include music, travel and the outdoors. She is also active in Student Council, Spanish Club, Band, National Honor Society and her youth group.

$ 250 winner: Kimberly Simpson | Bardstown, Kentucky

Kimberly Simpson took a straightforward approach to her LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship video ?How to: LeadsOnline?. In less than 30 seconds, she demonstrated how LeadsOnline gets the bad guys, every time. The daughter of Officer Tim Simpson with Bardstown City Police Department, Kimberly plans to attend Bellarmine University and study criminal justice as a pre-law student. She is a National Honor Society member and enjoys acting and musical theatre.

$ 250 winner: Joshua Robert Ward | Pleasanton, Texas

After Joshua Ward collaborated with his dad, Sgt. Jeff Ward (San Antonio Police Department), he created the video titled ?Welcome to LeadsOnline?. In his video, the Pleasanton High School senior recreated the scene of a burglary and then explained how LeadsOnline would help solve the crime. Joshua will attend the University of San Antonio in the fall to study health care or physical therapy. His hopes are to play college football, possibly go the NFL and then be a physical therapist. Joshua is a member of 4-H, Future Farmers of America, Christ for Life, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and his church band.

Students currently attending college

$ 1,000 winner: Morgan Mason | Orion, Ill.

Following her love for animation, Morgan Mason created the video ?Alan?s Surprise? in which she drew out each frame of her stop motion video telling the story of a criminal who was arrested for burglarizing a home. Morgan is the daughter of Officer Scott Mason who has served with Moline Police Department for 21 years. A student at Blackhawk Community College, Morgan enjoys sports, reading, writing, art, animation and people.

$ 500 winner: Jonathon Solis | Plano, Texas

Jonathon Solis learned about the LeadsOnline Future Leaders Scholarship from his dad, Senior Cpl. Al Solis with the Dallas Police Department. After learning how LeadsOnline helps to catch crooks, he thought it was only fitting to title his video ?S-U-C-C-E-S-S? because success in investigations is what LeadsOnline brings to detectives. Jonathan is an international business major at West Texas A&M University who would like to pursue a career in law enforcement at the national level.

About LeadsOnline: LeadsOnline is the nation?s largest online investigative system used by more than 4,000 law enforcement agencies to recover stolen property and solve crimes. Each day, millions of items are added to the LeadsOnline database by businesses including second-hand stores, scrap metal recyclers, pawnshops, and Internet drop-off stores across all 50 states. Those records are instantly available to law enforcement agencies, meaning crimes can be solved in seconds, not months. The LeadsOnline system, compatible with the NCIC, serves as an indispensible, efficient, and money-saving resource for detectives because it provides a cross-jurisdictional, instantaneous, and accurate database that stops criminals from escaping detection by selling stolen items in another city. An official eBay partner, LeadsOnline helps prevent illegal transactions on the eBay website by giving law enforcement access to the world?s largest online marketplace through automatic upload of all eBay transactions into the LeadsOnline database. LeadsOnline also includes LeadsOnlabs, a system for tracking those involved in the illegal manufacture of methamphetamines; a Metal Theft Investigation System designed to track copper and other metal thefts; and cross-checks names of pawn customers against the OFAC SDN list of known terrorists and narcotics traffickers. Each year, LeadsOnline is credited with recovering millions of dollars in stolen goods and solving thousands of crimes that are often associated with bigger crimes, such as homicide, identity theft, and arson. Based in Dallas and led by President and CEO Dave Finley, LeadsOnline works with thousands of agencies throughout the country, including the New York City Police Department, the Dallas Police Department, and the San Francisco Police Department. http://www.leadsonline.com

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(PRWEB) October 6, 2004

Auburn is the best team in the land according to the newest Sportswritersdaily.com computer poll. Miami and Georgia follow, with Arizona State and Purdue rounding out the top five.

Utah is ranked sixth followed by Virginia and Texas. AP and ESPN No. 1 Southern California slot in the ninth position. The top ten is closed out by Oklahoma State.

The Golden Gophers of Minnesota start the second ten with South Carolina and Southern Mississippi next. Louisville comes in at No. 14 and Oklahoma grabs the No. 15 spot.

California and North Carolina State are next. The Aggies of Texas A&M have won three straight games since opening with the loss to Utah. They come in at No. 18. West Vorginia and Michigan are at the tail end of the top twenty.

Wisonsin, Florida State and Ohio State just miss the top twenty.

The entire poll can be seen at:

http://www.sportswritersdaily.com/rankings/computer1002.htm

The Sportswritersdaily.com poll incorporates strength of schedule, margin of victory, performance at home and away, and the quality of each opponent.

“They are all important characteristics of the best team and deserve to be included in any objective assessment of a football team.”, said Joey Ware, architect of the new poll.

Joey can be reached at sports@byjoeyware.com

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(PRWEB) November 1, 2005

College poker site, HoldEmRivals.com has taken the initiative to set up a fan vs. fan online poker tournament for all of the biggest college rivals. The tournaments which will be held over the next year, give fans the chance to make some money off their most hated rival in a poker tournament just days before the two teams clash in their annual football game.

The first scheduled tournament is for Tuesday, November 15th, and will display the skills of fans from The Ohio State University and The University of Michigan. The tournament is a small $ 10 buy-in to encourage all levels of poker players to compete. In addition to winning cash prizes, the top 5 finishers of the winning team will receive an iPod Shuffle courtesy of HoldEmRivals.com.

Marketing director for the event, Justin Goff says, ?This is a great chance for fans to engage in a competition against one another as a team. Not to mention a nice time to talk a little trash before the game.? Goff also said he encourages everyone who is a fan of the two teams to join in for the small buy in event. ?The tournament is easy to sign up for and is only $ 10. With the price of going out now, where else can you get this much excitement for $ 10, and a chance to win cash and iPods?? For more information on these poker tournaments visit http://www.HoldEmRivals.com

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San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) October 22, 2009

Notre Dame Fighting Irish play Washington State Cougars in San Antonio, Texas. College Football Showdown at the Alamodome sweepstakes. San Antonio. Deep in the Heart. is hosting a daily trivia contest on Twitter to give away tickets to see the game live at the Alamodome on October 31st, 2009.

For your chance to win, follow @VisitSanAntonio and answer the trivia questions posted to Twitter each day. Hints to each question can be found on the Visit San Antonio Facebook Page at http://www.facebook.com/visitsanantonio.

Winners will be chosen in daily random drawings and awarded with tickets to the Notre DaSanme and Washington State game, pre-game VIP passes to Party in the Pavilion as well as admission to San Antonio attractions.

Easy Steps for Entering to Win Tickets:

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Davidson, NC (PRWEB) November 11, 2009

The College Football Performance Awards, HOME of the World’s Largest Crystal Football Trophy and College Football’s Most Scientifically Rigorous Conferments, proudly announces its 2009 November Trophy Favorites. The compilation is a rough watch list for 14 annual CFPA player trophies. All Division I FBS players are eligible for trophies at their respective positions. The November Watch List is the final watch list leading to the CFPA Trophy Recipient announcement on January 11, 2010. Roughly 20 performers are listed for each of the 14 CFPA trophies. Performance evaluations continue throughout postseason bowl games, and players are not preemptively eliminated from trophy consideration as they are with midseason balloting-based semifinalist and finalist lists.

About the College Football Performance Awards:

The purpose of the College Football Performance Awards is to provide the most scientifically rigorous conferments in college football. Recipients are selected exclusively based upon objective scientific rankings of the extent to which individual players increase the overall effectiveness of their teams.

As prominent scholars from a wide variety of disciplines note, CFPA eliminates the politics and biases that vitiate balloting-based awards. Furthermore, CFPA is the only awards organization to receive praise from both Republican and Democratic White House officials for promoting objectivity and fairness in college football. Harvard Society Fellow and distinguished sports economist Andrew Zimbalist writes, “By employing a careful, vetted empirical methodology, CFPA promises to set straight many of the wrongheaded, arbitrary, and exclusionary methods currently employed to assess player awards in Division I FBS college football.”

2009 November Trophy Watch List (alphabetized by university):

2009 National Performer of the Year Trophy: Mark Ingram (Alabama), Kellen Moore (Boise State), Jahvid Best (California), Dan LeFevour (Central Michigan), C.J. Spiller (Clemson), Tim Tebow (Florida), Josh Nesbitt (Georgia Tech), Case Keenum (Houston), Ricky Dobbs (Navy), Colin Kaepernick (Nevada), Jimmy Clausen (Notre Dame), Golden Tate (Notre Dame), Jeremiah Masoli (Oregon), Jacquizz Rodgers (Oregon State), Bill Stull (Pittsburgh), Toby Gerhart (Stanford), Andy Dalton (TCU), Colt McCoy (Texas), Jordan Shipley (Texas)

2009 National Defensive Performer of the Year Trophy: DeAndre McDaniel (Clemson), Leon Wright (Duke), Carlos Dunlap (Florida), Tyler Sash (Iowa), Brandon Graham (Michigan), Johnthan Banks (Mississippi State), Aldon Smith (Missouri), Jared Crick (Nebraska), Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska), Dontay Moch (Nevada), Jeremy Beal (Oklahoma), Gerald McCoy (Oklahoma), Mick Williams (Pittsburgh), Ryan Kerrigan (Purdue), Jerry Hughes (TCU), Earl Thomas (Texas), Von Miller (Texas A&M), Rahim Moore (UCLA), Everson Griffen (USC), Robert Johnson (Utah), O’ Brien Schofield (Wisconsin)

2009 Quarterback Trophy: Ryan Mallett (Arkansas), Chris Todd (Auburn), Kellen Moore (Boise State), Tyler Sheehan (Bowling Green), Max Hall (BYU), Dan LeFevour (Central Michigan), Zach Collaros (Cincinnati), Thaddeus Lewis (Duke), Tim Tebow (Florida), Josh Nesbitt (Georgia Tech), Case Keenum (Houston), Todd Reesing (Kansas), Blaine Gabbert (Missouri), Russell Wilson (N.C. State), Ricky Dobbs (Navy), Colin Kaepernick (Nevada), Jimmy Clausen (Notre Dame), Terrelle Pryor (Ohio State), Sean Canfield (Oregon State), Daryll Clark (Penn State), Jeremiah Masoli (Oregon), Bill Stull (Pittsburgh), Andy Dalton (TCU), Colt McCoy (Texas), Jerrod Johnson (Texas A&M), Jonathan Crompton (Tennessee), Levi Brown (Troy), G.J. Kinne (Tulsa), Joe Webb (UAB), B.J. Daniels (USF), Riley Skinner (Wake Forest)

2009 Running Back Trophy: Mark Ingram (Alabama), Nic Grigsby (Arizona), Ben Tate (Auburn), Montel Harris (Boston College), Harvey Unga (BYU), Jahvid Best (California), Jordan Todman (Connecticut), Jeff Demps (Florida), Ryan Mathews (Fresno State), Jonathan Dwyer (Georgia Tech), DeMaundray Woolridge (Idaho), Daniel Thomas (Kansas State), Frank Goodin (Louisiana-Monroe), Darius Marshall (Marshall), Anthony Dixon (Mississippi State), Vai Taua (Nevada), Lance Dunbar (North Texas), Chad Spann (Northern Illinois), Keith Toston (Oklahoma State), LaMichael James (Oregon), Jacquizz Rodgers (Oregon State), Dion Lewis (Pittsburgh), Toby Gerhart (Stanford), Bernard Pierce (Temple), Baron Batch (Texas Tech), Joe McKnight (USC), Robert Turbin (Utah State), Donald Buckram (UTEP), Ryan Williams (Virginia Tech), Noel Devine (West Virginia)

2009 Wide Receiver Trophy: Darvin Adams (Auburn), Austin Pettis (Boise State), Titus Young (Boise State), Freddie Barnes (Bowling Green), Naaman Roosevelt (Buffalo), Antonio Brown (Central Michigan), Mardy Gilyard (Cincinnati), A.J. Green (Georgia), Demaryius Thomas (Georgia Tech), Greg Salas (Hawaii), James Cleveland (Houston), Max Komar (Idaho), Dezmon Briscoe (Kansas), Brandon LaFell (LSU), Duke Calhoun (Memphis), Blair White (Michigan State), Danario Alexander (Missouri), Michael Floyd (Notre Dame), Golden Tate (Notre Dame), Ryan Broyles (Oklahoma), Dexter McCluster (Ole Miss), Shay Hodge (Ole Miss), James Rodgers (Oregon State), Jonathan Baldwin (Pittsburgh), Keith Smith (Purdue), Aaron Valentin (Purdue), Tim Brown (Rutgers), Vincent Brown (San Diego State), DeMarco Sampson (San Diego State), Jordan Shipley (Texas), Eric Page (Toledo), Stephen Williams (Toledo), Jeremy Williams (Tulane), Damian Williams (USC)

2009 Tight End Trophy: Jesse Rack (Buffalo), Dennis Pitta (BYU), Riar Geer (Colorado), Jason Harmon (FAU), Aaron Hernandez (Florida), Tony Moeaki (Iowa), Dennis Morris (Louisiana Tech), Cody Slate (Marshall), Nick Tow-Arnett (Minnesota), George Bryan (N.C. State), Virgil Green (Nevada), Kyle Rudolph (Notre Dame), Ed Dickson (Oregon), Andrew Quarless (Penn State), Dorin Dickerson (Pittsburgh), Joe Halahuni (Oregon State), Leroy Banks (Southern Mississippi), Luke Stocker (Tennessee), Jamie McCoy (Texas A&M), Jeffery Anderson (UAB), Anthony McCoy (USC), Garrett Graham (Wisconsin)

2009 Placekicker Trophy: Erik Soderberg (Air Force), Leigh Tiffin (Alabama), Alex Carlton (Army), Wes Byrum (Auburn), Steve Aponavicius (Boston College), Richard Jackson (Clemson), Will Snyderwine (Duke), Dustin Rivest (FIU), Caleb Sturgis (Florida), Kevin Goessling (Fresno State), Blair Walsh (Georgia), Matt Hogan (Houston), Craig Ratanamorn (Marshall), Matt Bosher (Miami), Jason Olesnavage (Michigan), Brett Swenson (Michigan State), Alan Gendreau (Middle Tennessee State), Grant Ressel (Missouri), Alex Henery (Nebraska), Stefan Demos (Northwestern), Nick Tausch (Notre Dame), Matt Weller (Ohio), Jimmy Stevens (Oklahoma), Joshua Shene (Ole Miss), Justin Kahut (Oregon State), Carson Wiggs (Purdue), Spencer Lanning (South Carolina), Ross Evans (TCU), Hunter Lawrence (Texas), Alex Steigerwald (Toledo), Kai Forbath (UCLA), Jordan Congdon (USC), Joe Phillips (Utah), Robert Randolph (Virginia), Erik Folk (Washington), Tyler Bitancurt (West Virginia)

2009 Punter Trophy: Trevor Hankins (Arizona State), Derek Epperson (Baylor), Kyle Brotzman (Boise State), Riley Stephenson (BYU), Bryan Anger (California), Matt Dodge (East Carolina), Carlos Munera (FIU), Chas Henry (Florida), Robert Malone (Fresno State), Drew Butler (Georgia), Mike Brandtner (Iowa State), Matt Reagan (Memphis), Zoltan Mesko (Michigan), Adam Miller (New Mexico), Quinn Sharp (Oklahoma State), Jeremy Boone (Penn State), Brian Stahovich (San Diego State), Michael Such (Tulsa), Jeff Locke (UCLA), Brent Bowden (Virginia Tech), Reid Forrest (Washington State), Scott Kozlowski (West Virginia)

2009 Kickoff Specialist Trophy: Erik Soderberg (Air Force), Jake Rogers (Cincinnati), Aric Goodman (Colorado), Dustin Hopkins (Florida State), Blair Walsh (Georgia), Trey Farquhar (Idaho), Adi Kunalic (Nebraska), Kyle Hughes (New Mexico State), Quinn Sharp (Oklahoma State), Jeff Locke (UCLA), Jacob Harfman (USC), Ben Vroman (Utah), Chris Ulinski (Utah State), Justin Myer (Virginia Tech), John Potter (Western Michigan), Ben Jaekle (UNLV)

2009 Kickoff Returner Trophy: Dennis Johnson (Arkansas), Travis Cobb (Arizona), C.J. Spiller (Clemson), Robbie Frey (Connecticut), Dwayne Harris (East Carolina), T.Y. Hilton (FIU), Brandon James (Florida), Brandon Boykin (Georgia), Ray Fisher (Indiana), Brandon Banks (Kansas State), Derrick Locke (Louisiana Tech), Phillip Livas (Kentucky), Chris Garrett (Ohio), Jesse Grandy (Ole Miss), Kenjon Barner (Oregon), Freddie Parham (Southern Mississippi), Chris Owusu (Stanford), James Nixon (Temple), D.J. Monroe (Texas), Warren Norman (Vanderbilt), Dyrell Roberts (Virginia Tech)

2009 Punt Returner Trophy: Javier Arenas (Alabama), Jeremy Ross (California), Antonio Brown (Central Michigan), C.J. Spiller (Clemson), Robert McClain (Connecticut), Jerrard Tarrant (Georgia Tech), Randall Cobb (Kentucky), Chad Jones (LSU), Trindon Holliday (LSU), Thearon Collier (Miami), LaVon Brazill (Ohio), Dominque Franks (Oklahoma), Emmanuel Sanders (SMU), Tracey Lampley (Southern Mississippi), Jeremy Kerley (TCU), Jordan Shipley (Texas), Damaris Johnson (Tulsa), Da’Norris Searcy (UNC), Damian Williams (USC)

2009 Defensive Lineman Trophy: Josh McNary (Army), Lindsey Witten (Connecticut), Justin Houston (Georgia), Derrick Morgan (Georgia Tech), Jammie Kirlew (Indiana), Adrian Clayborn (Iowa), Allen Bailey (Miami), Brandon Graham (Michigan), Aldon Smith (Missouri), Willie Young (N.C. State), Jared Crick (Nebraska), Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska), Dontay Moch (Nevada), Johnathan Rainey (New Mexico), Jeremy Beal (Oklahoma), Gerald McCoy (Oklahoma), Mick Williams (Pittsburgh), Ryan Kerrigan (Purdue), Jerry Hughes (TCU), Von Miller (Texas A&M), Brandon Sharpe (Texas Tech), Jarvis Geathers (UCF), Bruce Miller (UCF), Brian Price (UCLA), Robert Quinn (UNC), Everson Griffen (USC), Nick Perry (USC), Jason Pierre-Paul (USF), O’ Brien Schofield (Wisconsin)

2009 Linebacker Trophy: Rolando McClain (Alabama), Mike Nixon (Arizona State), Aaron Webster (Cincinnati), Marcus Burton (Colorado), A.J. Jones (Florida), Dekoda Watson (Florida State), Rennie Curran (Georgia), Marcus McGraw (Houston), Matt Mayberry (Indiana), Jerrell Wedge (Miami-Ohio), Greg Jones (Michigan State), Danny Carmichael (Middle Tennessee State), Sean Witherspoon (Missouri), Carmen Messina (New Mexico), Darius Fleming (Notre Dame), Patrick Lavine (Oklahoma State), Navorro Bowman (Penn State), Adam Gunn (Pittsburgh), Jason Werner (Purdue), Derrell Smith (Syracuse), Adrian Robinson (Temple), Rico McCoy (Tennessee), Emmanuel Acho (Texas), Cory Hogue (UCF), Quan Sturdivant (UNC), Michael Morgan (USC), Donald Butler (Washington)

2009 Defensive Back Trophy: Anthony Wright (Air Force), Mark Barron (Alabama), Trevin Wade (Arizona), Donovan Travis (Army), Walter McFadden (Auburn), Rashard Hall (Clemson), DeAndre McDaniel (Clemson), Robert Vaughn (Connecticut), Leon Wright (Duke), Chris May (Eastern Michigan), Brandon Brinkley (Houston), Austin Thomas (Indiana), Tyler Sash (Iowa), Greg James (Louisiana-Monroe), Brain Lainhart (Kent State), Marcus Udell (Middle Tennessee State), Johnthan Banks (Mississippi State), Kyle McCarthy (Notre Dame), Perrish Cox (Oklahoma State), Rock Dennis (SMU), Eddie Hicks (Southern Mississippi), Earl Thomas (Texas), John Destin (Tulsa), Rahim Moore (UCLA), Will Harris (USC), Robert Johnson (Utah), Rashad Carmichael (Virginia Tech)

Statement from Executive Director:

“The College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) recognizes the importance of careful observation and methodological rigor to scientific integrity. CFPA’s annual selection process involves both an extensive review of the existing data, literature, and evidence and a determination of statistical significance prior to conferment. Similarly, CFPA’s rough watch lists acknowledge noteworthy performance without preemptive elimination. For example, the 2009 November Watch List includes Division I FBS interception leaders DeAndre McDaniel and Rahim Moore, who were eliminated from consideration for several balloting-based awards. CFPA opposes all forms of selection bias, including unnecessary exclusion – yet another reason scholars regard CFPA as the vanguard of a new zeitgeist of objectivity and fairness in college football,” states Executive Director Brad Smith.

Official Website:

For more information on the College Football Performance Awards, please contact Executive Director Brad Smith at (570) 854-1252 or visit http://www.collegefootballperformance.com.

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